Attachment_B_Proposal.pdf

Parkwide National Park Service | Harpers Ferry Center | February 2021

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park W A Y S I D E E X H I B I T P R O P O S A L

Attachment B, Proposal

This is for reference only of general location and ground conditions. Exact locations may have changed. All locations are to be verified before installation.

Introduction

A starter wayside exhibit proposal was prepared by Harpers Ferry Center based on a site visit in April 2019. Subsequently, Pannier Graphics was awarded a contract to plan, design, fabricate, and audio describe wayside exhibits based on the starter proposal.

The planned site visit by the Pannier team was canceled due to the Covid pandemic. A creative alternative was devised to continue with a virtual approach. The San Antonio NHP staff provided video documentation and commentary of all the proposed wayside locations. The project team reviewed the material and collaborated on several virtual conferences during July and August, 2020.

The story of San Antonio Mission NHP will be presented as a complex interweaving and fusion of people and cultures.

This unique blend of culture still evident today.

Existing art will be used to the fullest extent possible. Some details, such as the inaccurate depiction of native clothing will be modified where possible to indicate natural unbleached linen. To complement the Junior Ranger Program, references to children will be incorporated where appropriate.

Panel Material All panels shall be gel coated fiberglass.

Bases All existing bases shall be replaced with NPS painted aluminum, NPS Brown.

Accessibility Standards The following standards have been developed for wayside exhibit accessibility. These standards should be foremost in mind when developing wayside exhibits and the sites at which they will be installed. As far as possible, every attempt should be made to address and meet these standards.

The National Park Service should strive to make outdoor interpretive exhibits accessible to all potential users. Wayside exhibits should be planned, designed, fabricated,and installed in a manner consistent with the following goals. Standards and specifications used to ensure that these goals are met include:

- Director’s Order #42

- Principles of Universal Design

- NPS Wayside Exhibit Map Standards

- NPS Wayside Exhibit Typographic Standards

- Americans with Disabilities Act and Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility guidelines

For Visitors with Mobility Impairments Wayside exhibits will be installed at accessible locations wherever possible. For the exhibits that are not in an accessible area, the interpretation will be provided elsewhere in the park.

Wayside exhibit panels will be installed at heights and angles favorable to viewing by all visitors, including wheelchair users.

For standard NPS low profile exhibits the recommended height is 32” from the bottom of the exhibit frame to finished grade; for upright exhibits and bulletin boards the height is 24” to 28” from the bottom of the exhibit frame to finished grade, depending on panel size.

Orientation exhibits will include accessibility advisory information.

Wayside exhibits will have level, hard surface areas in front of exhibit.

Exhibit sites will offer clear,unrestricted views of park features referred to in the exhibits.

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

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In addition, the park should consider posting wayside content (excluding copyright material) on the park’s website. As a final deliverable, the contractor shall provide PDF’s that meet accessibility standards.

For Visitors with Visual Impairments Exhibit typography will be legible and readable, according with the NPS Wayside Exhibit Typographic Standards.

Panel colors will be selected to reduce eyestrain and glare and to provide excellent readability under field conditions. Because of its reflectivity, white will not be used as a background color.

Five wayside exhibits will incorporate tactile elements.

For Visitors with Hearing Impairments Wayside exhibit panels will communicate visually and will rely heavily on graphics to interpret park resources.

For Visitors with Learning Impairments Topics for wayside exhibits will be specific and of general interest. Unnecessary complexity will be avoided. Information will be presented in a clear hierarchical manner.

Easy-to-understand graphics will be used to convey ideas, rather than long text.

Unfamiliar expressions, technical terms, and jargon will be avoided. Pronunciation aids and definitions be be provided where needed.

Text will be concise and free of long paragraphs and wordy language. Most text will be within 8th grade readability level.

Comprehensive Planning Wayside exhibit planning begins with comprehensive parkwide interpretive planning. Early recognition of, and sensitivity to, accessibility issues will result in the most successful waysides.

Proposed Wayside Exhibits

LocationMaterial MountMaterial

February 2021

SubjectNo.

PANEL BASE

Description

Mission ConcepcionDouble-in-line 36x48. 01A--36x36 panel with a 36x12 brochure panel below. 01-B 36x48 panel.

In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPark Orientation001 A

FiberglassConcepcion Orientation001 B

Mission ConcepcionSnake In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassDining Area002

Mission Concepcion42x24 low profile SledPainted Aluminum

FiberglassStorage003

Mission Concepcion42x24 low profile SledPainted Aluminum

FiberglassFriar Office004

Mission Concepcion42x24 low profile SledPainted Aluminum

FiberglassFrescoes005

Mission Concepcion42x24 low profile SledPainted Aluminum

FiberglassKitchen006

Mission Concepcion42x24 low profile BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassInside the Church Then and Now007

Mission Concepcion24x24 SledPainted Aluminum

FiberglassFather President’s Office008

Mission Concepcion42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassQuarry009

National Park Service | Media Services

BASE

Location

PANEL

Subject Material MountMaterialNo. Description

Mission Concepcion36x24 table with reader rail BaseplatePainted Aluminum

BronzeTactile of Mission Concepcion010 a resinKey to tactile map010 b

Mission Concepcion42x24 low profile BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassArcheology011

Mission ConcepcionPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassMountain Laurel012

Mission ConcepcionPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassDwarf Palmetto013

Mission ConcepcionPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassAnaqua014

Mission ConcepcionPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPurple Sage015

San JoseDouble-in-line. 020A--36x36 pane. 020B 36x48 panel In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPark Orientation020 A

FiberglassSan Jose Orientation020 B

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassRoyal Roads021

San Jose42x24 low profile SledPainted Aluminum

FiberglassInterior of Native American Room022

San Jose24x24 uoright BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassBastion023

PANEL

Subject Material MountMaterialNo. Description

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassIndian Quarters024

San Jose36x24 table with reader rail CustomPainted Aluminum

BronzeTactile Map025 A

BronzeMap Key025 B

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassDaily life in the Mission026

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassChurch027

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassRose Window028

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassIndian Quarters029

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassBell Tower030

San JosePlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassSpanish Quarters031

San Jose42x24 low profile SledPainted Aluminum

FiberglassGranary Interior032

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassGranary outside033

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassConvento034

PANEL

Subject Material MountMaterialNo. Description

San Jose42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassEthel Harris035

San JoseDouble 36x48 Upright BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassSan Jose Orientation036 A

FiberglassOrientation to Community036 B

Trail from LibraryDouble 36x48 upright BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassSan Jose Mission Orientation037 A

FiberglassHistoric residential neighborhood37 b

San Jose42x24 low profile BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassMill039

San Jose42x24 low profile BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassGrist Mill and Acequia041

San JosePlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassMesquite042

San JosePlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassBlack Mission Fig043

San JosePlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassSpanish Dagger044

San JosePlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassGravesite045

San JosePlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPomegranate046

PANEL

Subject Material MountMaterialNo. Description

Espada Dam42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassEspada Dam050

Espada Aqueduct42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassEspada Aqueduct Overview051

Espada Aqueduct42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassEspada Aqueduct052

San JuanDouble-in-line 36x48. 060A--36x36 panel with a 36x12 brochure panel below. 060B 36x48 panel

In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPark Orientation060 A

FiberglassSan Juan Orientation060 B

San Juan36x24 table with reader rail BaseplatePainted Aluminum

BronzeTactile061 A resinKey for Tactile Map061 B

San Juan42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassCommerce062

San Juan42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassIndian Quarters063

San Juan42x24 low profile BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassConvento064

San Juan42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPermission to Enter065

San Juan24x36 Upright In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassYanaguana Trail Orientation066

PANEL

Subject Material MountMaterialNo. Description

San Juan42x24 low profile BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassWater067

San Juan42x24 low profile BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassFauna068

San Juan42x24 low profile BaseplatePainted Aluminum

FiberglassFlora069

San Juan24x36 Upright In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassYanaguana Trail Orientation070

San Juan42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassMission San Juan071

San Juan42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassUnfinished Church072

San Juan42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassChurch073

San JuanPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPost Colonial House074

San Juan24x36 Upright In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassFarm Trail Orientation075

San Juan42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassLivestock076

San Juan42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassAcequia madre--Mother ditch077

PANEL

Subject Material MountMaterialNo. Description

San Juan12x12 upright In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassDirection arrow078

San JuanDouble sided 36x48 In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassSan Juan Orientation079 A

FiberglassBike Trail Orientation079 B

San Juan42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPollinators080

San JuanPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassMesquite081

San JuanPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassAnaqua082

San JuanPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassRed Yucca083

San JuanSnake In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassStations of the Cross084

EspadaDouble-in-line 36x48. 090A--36x36 panel with a 36x12 brochure panel below. 090B 36x48 panel

In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPark Orientation090 A

FiberglassEspada Orientation090 B

Espada36x24 table with reader rail BaseplatePainted Aluminum

BronzeTactile091 a resinTactile Map Key091 B

Espada42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassMission Espada092

PANEL

Subject Material MountMaterialNo. Description

Espada42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassMasonry093

Espada42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassSustenance and Certainty094

EspadaPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassLive Oak095

EspadaPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassWall096

EspadaPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassMesquite097

EspadaPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassOld Church/Granary098

Espada42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassChurch Architecture099

Espada42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassChurch Today100

Espada42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassNative Quarters101

EspadaPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassBall Moss102

EspadaPlant ID In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassEspada School104

PANEL

Subject Material MountMaterialNo. Description

Espada42x24 low profile In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassBastion105

Espada36x36 upright panel with a 36x12 accessory bar below for two brochure holders and two changeable panels.

In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassEspada Orientation106

Rancho de las CabrasDouble in-line 36x48, Side A will be 36" x 48" similar to 001A but with an inset map showing the way to Floresville or will the map continue down to Floresville? Side B will be 24" x 48" of the site.

In-GroundPainted Aluminum

FiberglassPark Orientation110 A

FiberglassRancho de las Cabras Orientation110 B

001San Antonio Missions National Historical Park FEBRUARY 2021 | WAYSIDE EXHIBIT

001 A

To provide a brief overview of the original purpose of the missions and orient visitors to all park sites, connections to bike trial, and provide regulations.

Park Orientation 36 x 36

001 B

To orient visitors to Mission Concepcion.

Concepcion Orientation 36 x 48

ThumbnailSizeEx. No./Subject/Purpose

P A N E L

Location Base Drawing

29.390355

Lon:

Lat:

Orientation

Mission Concepcion

Parking Lot

-98.491670

Material Fiberglass

Enlarge Park map. Photo of families enjoying the park and on bike trail. Note that this perspective is of SE corner of compound.

A

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

• Existing Map• Existing Photograph Remove illustration Better differentiate driving vs. walking trail.

Possibly note free parking is available at NPS sites, not at Alamo. Name walking/bike trail on map, not just legend. Include Y location. Remove Brooks City, San Jose Drive. City street names are in the process of revision.

Audio Description Translation

Material Fiberglass00

B

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

• 2D Flat MapPhotography Map is oriented to the North.

Add one 12x12 miscellaneous posting This is a total of 2 pamphlet dispensers (already in the SOW), and 2 miscellaneous postings (only 1 in the SOW)

Audio Description Translation

Double-in-line 36x48. 01A--36x36 panel with a 36x12 brochure panel below. 01-B 36x48 panel.

Painted Aluminum

Material

Mount In-Ground

NPS Dark Brown

Color

Add one 12x12 brochure panel

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 2Title 3

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Description

Panel Details

Graphic Categ. MapsPossible Graphics

P A N E L D E T A I L S

B A S E D E T A I L S

Notes Additions

P A N E L

B A S E

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show what the dinning building would have looked like with a cut away of what would have been going on inside.

Graphics

Simple black and white sketch of what building might have looked like. Cutaway showing long dining table with sitting friars being served by native people. No soldiers Keep arches & window.

Maps

Notes

The 2019 Concepcion HSR identifies the majority of the walls that we see today in this ruin as being rebuilt ca 1870 (p.40). The refectory was on the east side of the kitchen where we now have the porcelain panels. I'm not sure why the window was placed in the wall in 1870 but probably wasn't a food distribution window like the illustration shows. The original walls for this section do date to the 1750s.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

On walkway to church

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390767 Lon: -98.491578

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 6 x 12 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

Snake

Site Preparation

Remove existing trail signs and remove bush to the right.

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Dining Area

Title 2

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show this room was used for storage during the height of the mission also used as temporary housing for travelers.

Graphics

New art to show what would have been stored here. New art of friar with simple desk, quill, papers. Inset contemporary photo of the art on wall. Illustration might include bundles of fabric.

barrels, crates, hides from ranch,ceramics, European items wine, candles, trade items. Peek into next room.

Maps

Notes

The drawing on the wall is 20th century, and is not a subject for interpretation.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Inside Storage Room

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390853 Lon: -98.491325

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Sled

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Storage

Title 2

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JHanrahan Sticky Note In checking with historical preservation measures, we actually should bolt this into the brick floor. It will help the floor to breathe and will prevent the sign from being pushed back into the historic wall.

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain that this room would have been used by Spanish Tradesmen.

Graphics

Replace with artwork of a Spanish tradesman (no friar) entering the door on the right carrying papers and goods. Peek into next room.

Maps

Notes

No references to hole in ceiling. Refer to Porteria.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Office

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390750 Lon: -98.492478

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Sled

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Friar Office

Title 2

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JHanrahan

Same comment as 003. Bolt in brick floor.

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To describe how the paint for these frescoes were created from minerals. To state that frescoes can be seen throughout the missions. The sun above your head represents the combination of Spanish and Native communities. These paintings were conserved to remove candle soot.

Iron Oxidation - red Cobalt - blue Okra - green

Graphics

Contemporary photos of Frescoes and conservators working on art. Park can provide images.

Park will send photos for top inset.

Maps

Notes

Other potential frescoes-- the potted plants on the north wall of the library room. These designs have also been identified at the Alamo and provide additional evidence that the same master craftsmen worked at both sites. Refer to soot - not candle soot much of the soot was probably from post-colonial fires in the buildings.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Library

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390922 Lon: -98.491980

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Sled

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Frescoes

Title 2

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JHanrahan

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To describe how the Friars would have eaten here, no females were allowed in kitchen. To explain that kitchen supplies would have come from all over the world. Ask What would you have ordered to ordered?

Graphics

New art showing kitchen and refectory -- male native preparing food.

Might be an inset of illustration used on 002. Bowls should be ceramic. Show walls as irregular stone. See new art comments.

Maps

Notes

The room in the foreground is identified by OVM and the HSR as the refectory and the 2nd room as the kitchen. The drawing is a little misleading because it makes it look like there weren't other rooms in the foreground, it makes it look like there was just the refectory/kitchen and the corridor, the drawings also don't capture the vaulted roof which is a defining charcteristic of the architectural style.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Kitchen

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390787 Lon: -98.491395

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Sled

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Kitchen

Title 2

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JHanrahan

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show what the interior of the church looked like in the 1750s and what it looks like now.

To explain when the Spaniards left, the friars remained with the native people developing the communities surrounding the missions today.

Graphics

New art to show what a church service would have looked like. Contemporary inset photo of what a service looks like today. Park to provide this image.

People standing (no pews) full house, mostly native. Europeans up front, native population (3/4 of congregation) unbleached muslin/cotton.

Maps

Notes

Remove chandelier, possibly include sconces, niche stations of the cross. Possibly include Saint statues in front corners.

What time period is this image supposed to capture? If it is supposed to capture colonial times, the chandelier should be eliminated, the stations of the cross would be different and the light sconces as well. The 1759 and 1772 inventories will give a better description of what the inside looked like. It should also capture the painted plasters that are not in the current church if that is the era they are going for - the saints in the dome (the exact artistry would be speculative but I think forgivable in this instance).

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Church

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390900 Lon: -98.491195

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Baseplate

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Inside the Church Then and Now

Title 2

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JHanrahan Sticky Note Instead of bolting, we determined that it will be more ADA friendly if we make this an in-ground sign in the grass to the left of the path shown in this photo. See comment on photo.

JHanrahan

The sign should be installed in-ground at this corner, perpendicular to the wall.

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To interpret how Father Presidents worked in the office at the top of the stairs administering the Queretaran missions of San Antonio.

Graphics

Use pointed “Moorish” window design-- reflects back to Spain.

Maps

Notes

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Inside Church

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390780 Lon: -98.491163

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 24 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Sled

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

24x24

Site Preparation

Mount on stairway gate.

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Father President’s Office

Title 2

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JHanrahan Sticky Note This will be located near the middle of the cement courtyard just south of the Father President's Office window. It should be bolted into the concrete there. The photo does not show the correct location.

JHanrahan

This one should be a view of the outside of the Father President's Office, which fades into an interior view of the office with the Father President working inside.

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain that the quarry supplied the stones to build the mission in front of you.

Graphics

Show layout of mission perimeter and vignette of quarry workers. Show mission complex as incomplete and still under construction. Existing art will be altered to look incomplete.

Maps

Notes

Exterior perimeter wall (left) was last area to be constructed.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Quarry

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390600 Lon: -98.492020

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Quarry

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010 A

To show what the mission looks like today.

Tactile of Mission Concepcion 24 x 36

010 B

Identify in English and Spanish: Church, Convento, wall and quarry.

Tactile to have braille and raised letters.

Key to tactile map 36 x 12

ThumbnailSizeEx. No./Subject/Purpose

P A N E L

Location Base Drawing

29.390542

Lon:

Lat:

Orientation

Mission Concepcion

Near Parking Lot

-98.491928

JHanrahan Sticky Note After much discussion, we have determined that we would like to KEEP the current bronze tactile and replace the base and the key. The key should include braille.

shaines

This needs further discussion, how will braille relate to map? Can numbers be added to existing bronze map?

Bronze tactile similar to what you see now

A

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Audio Description Translation

Material resin tactile Key area. Could be all one part or two separate pieces.

B

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mount on long side of tactile table.

Shade structure removed from contract.

Audio Description Translation

36x24 table with reader rail Painted Aluminum

Material

Mount Baseplate

NPS Dark Brown

Color

Remove existing base structure.

Shade structure eliminated from contract.

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 2Title 3

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Description

Panel Details

Graphic Categ. MapsPossible Graphics

P A N E L D E T A I L S

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To describe the archeology study and identify some of the objects found. To explain the outline you see are were the foundations of the granary.

To mention how the people still relied heavily on the fish from the river for substance.

Graphics

Archeology dig, artifacts found at this site (fish bones and wine bottle), a rooftop photo of site to provide correct perspective. Park to provide these images. Possibly intact Spanish Colonial era wine bottle. Perspective should be from SW (bottom left) corner.

Maps

Notes

Park to trim Mt Laurel at this site.

Park to look for aerial photo or view from Father President’s room.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Archeology Site

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390738 Lon: -98.491212

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Baseplate

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Archeology

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To ID this plant and explain how this plant was used for ceremonies.

Graphics

Photo of the bloom. Contractor to obtain.

Maps

Notes

Ornamental planting not present during Spanish Colonial period.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Near archeology dig site.

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390733 Lon: -98.491263

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 6 x 12 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

Plant ID

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Mountain Laurel

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To ID the plant is a hardwood and the word Anaqua comes from the Nahua word and means "papertree."

Graphics

Woven basket. Contractor to obtain.

Maps

Notes

No historic reference to Dwarf Palmetto in Spanish Colonial period.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

On trail to the church

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390647 Lon: -98.491608

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 6 x 12 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

Plant ID

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Dwarf Palmetto

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To ID the plant and explain that this tree is a hardwood and the word Anaqua comes from the Nahua word and means "papertree"

Graphics

Leaf, flower, and berry. Contractor to obtain.

Maps

Notes

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Along walkway to archeology site.

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390653 Lon: -98.491372

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 6 x 12 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

Plant ID

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Anaqua

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To identify the plant. This is purple sage. We can replace this with a description of its aromatic properties.

Graphics

Photo of the bloom and/or dried. Contractor to obtain.

Maps

Notes

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Mission Concepcion

Near Ranger Contact Station

Orientation:

Lat: 29.390408 Lon: -98.491447

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 6 x 12 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

Plant ID

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Purple Sage

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020 A

Identical to Ex 001A with a unique You Are Here Location

Park Orientation 36 x 36

020 B

To orient visitors to the Mission Jan Jose and offer things to see and do at this site. Inform visitors to dismount bikes before entering mission area.

San Jose Orientation 36 x 48

ThumbnailSizeEx. No./Subject/Purpose

P A N E L

Location Base Drawing

29.360253

Lon:

Lat:

Orientation

San Jose

Near parking area as you walk to visitor center

-98.479837

See notes.

A

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

20A- We would like for this image on the park orientation to be from the same or similar angle as the large image on the bottom of the site orientation panel (020B) to help visitors orient themselves.

20B- We would like for this cross image to be swapped out and replaced with the Mission San Jose image that is currently on the

Audio Description Translation

Material Fiberglass

New 2D map Photos of ranger led activities, exterior church lighting, interior church. Park to provide these images.

B

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

• 2D Flat Map• Existing Photograph We would like for this cross image to be swapped out and replaced with the Mission San Jose image that is currently on the park orientation panel.

MAP- Label this "service drive"? Remove San Jose Drive (closed to vehicles) the name San Jose Drive for that piece is or will be officially removed from the city recods and the road will end at the friary /boneyard entrance. Label this as modern friary or 1930s friary. As it is it looks like

Audio Description Translation

Double-in-line. 020A--36x36 pane. 020B 36x48 panel Painted Aluminum

Material

Mount In-Ground

NPS Dark Brown

Color

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 2Title 3

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Description

Panel Details

Graphic Categ. MapsPossible Graphics

P A N E L D E T A I L S

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show the multiple routs of the Kings Road and how people used the roads to transport goods.

To discuss Camino Real and trail logo.

Graphics

New 2d Map Small map (not NPS unigrid) to show el Camino Real route east to Louisiana and west to Mexico City. Doesn’t need to list all cities in existing map.

Possibly National Trails System Map showing Camino Real.

Maps

• 2D Flat Map

Notes

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

On trail entering the mission

Orientation:

Lat: 29.360547 Lon: -98.479980

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Royal Roads

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain how 4 to 14 people would have lived in these two rooms. They were used mostly for sleeping. All other daily activities would have been done within the mission. Special sentence about children living in these rooms to tie into Jr. Ranger program.

Graphics

Use art from Ex 24

Maps

Notes

Describe interior activities only-- communal sleeping. Children help with chores including emptying wooden waste bucket.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Interior of rooms

Orientation:

Lat: 29.360875 Lon: -98.479942

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 36 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Sled

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Interior of Native American Room

Title 2

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JHanrahan

If possible, we would like for this sign to be on a sled base but for there to be bolts on the bottom of the sled base so that we can situate the bolts to go into the ground in between the stones of the floor.

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain this bastion was recreated incorrectly and would have looked more like a vaughan “V” shaped bastion. Indicate this is a reconstruction.

Graphics

V shaped bastion outside/inside (Possible image of Fort Ticonderoga?)

Use the same art that is in Ex 105 at Espada?

Maps

Notes

Bastion recreated incorrectly. We don’t know what the original looked like This was a walled community not a fortification Remove new illustration. Mount to enable good viewing height. Bottom of panel should be 36” above finished floor surface. We would like for this cross image to be swapped out and replaced with the Mission San Jose image that is currently on the park orientation panel.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Outside the door of the bastion

Orientation:

Lat: 29.360875 Lon: -98.479897

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 24 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Baseplate

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

24x24 uoright

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Bastion

Title 2

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JHanrahan

We decided that this wayside will be moved west and slightly north of the location shown in this photo, so that it is away from the wall (for wall maintenance work) and does not create an accessibility issue.

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain the Native Americans lived inside the mission for survival but at a price. Many died of European diseases. They had to change their way of life from hunters and gatherers to farmers.

Special sentence about children living here to tie into Jr. Ranger Program.

Graphics

New illustration showing daily life, especially highlighting children’s activities.

Maps

Notes

When natives entered mission they were affected by disease Emphasize transition from hunting & gathering society to an agrarian community.

400 native inhabitants. Farming occurred outside walls. Ranch was located a day away.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Orientation:

Lat: 29.361455 Lon: -98.479820

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Indian Quarters

Title 2

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JHanrahan

This looks like a more contemporary kindergarten class than a historic lesson. Let's have kids carding wool with the oversight of the friar instead

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025 A

To provide orientation to San Jose.

Tactile Map 24 x 36

025 B

To provide a key to the tactile map, contractor to determine if all one piece or two separate pieces. With Braille and raised letters. In English and Spanish

Map Key 36 x Bronze

ThumbnailSizeEx. No./Subject/Purpose

P A N E L

Location Base Drawing

29.360975

Lon:

Lat:

Orientation

San Jose

-98.480055

JHanrahan

Same note as the other tactiles. We would like to keep this bronze model, but replace the base and the key. We would like for the key to have braille.

3D tactile map

A

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

• Tactile Map Audio Description Translation

Material Bronze02

B

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

“Chicklet” ID numbers.

Size increased to 36 x 12 to align with longer eastern side and provide more room for raised bilingual text, and Braille.

Audio Description Translation

36x24 table with reader rail Painted Aluminum

Material

Mount Custom

NPS Dark Brown

Color

Move approximately 10 feet to shady location.

Shade structure eliminated from contract.

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 2Title 3

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Description

Panel Details

Graphic Categ. MapsPossible Graphics

P A N E L D E T A I L S

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show daily activities within Mission San Jose.

Special sentence about what children would be doing to tie into Jr Ranger program.

Graphics existing art, park to provide this image.

Maps

Notes

Smoky, smelly place. Children do chores. Older boys off to ranch. The placement of this wayside is such that it should interpret the low capped walls in front of it. I think that our interpretation of these as workshop ruins is incorrect or at least not based on any evidence at this time. Jake Ivey thinks that these particular ruins are the casa reales (prefecture) described in the 1759 document.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Orientation:

Lat: 29.361228 Lon: -98.479788

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Daily life in the Mission

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show what the outside and inside of the church would have looked like in 1750’s.

To explain when the Spaniards left, the friars remained with the native people developing the communities surrounding the missions today.

Graphics

New art to show the Fresco art on the outside and cut away to inside the church.

Suggest left facade be peeled back to reveal interior. People would be standing, no pews inside.

Inset image of retablo. Park could provide this image. Dome looks too tall.

Maps

Notes

Small section of fresco installed on side of church c. 1950. We don't know exactly what or where the graveyard was. Jake Ivey has speculated at one time that it was on the north side of the church. Most of the burials were probably inside of the church. Hopefully research this coming summer will tell us more. What we do know is that they wouldn't have been in neat rows with crosses like the current graphics. (look at how the burials were found at San Juan).

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Orientation:

Lat: 29.362600 Lon: -98.480142

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Church

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain you were not allowed inside the church until you were baptized. The priest would speak to you from this window.

Graphics

Existing art. Photoshop blue in clothing to look more white. Park can provide this image.

Possible inset photo showing the steps leading up to window from the inside. Park could provide this image.

Maps

Notes

Original step visible inside below Rose Window.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Orientation:

Lat: 29.361942 Lon: -98.479600

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Rose Window

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

Duplicate of Ex 024.

Graphics

Maps

Notes

Why not talk about the west walls role in the early park - Ethel Harris's development of apartments in these rooms for her proposed artist's colony with San Jose tiles, etc.?

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Orientation:

Lat: 29.361570 Lon: -98.481025

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Indian Quarters

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain how this bell tower has been reconstructed twice.

Graphics

Historic photos of the reconstruction. Park to provide images.

Maps

Notes

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Orientation:

Lat: 29.362462 Lon: -98.480567

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 36 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Park to trim the tree for a full view of the tower at this location.

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Bell Tower

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain how these rooms could have been Spanish quarters. These rooms have changed over the years and we really don’t know exactly what they would have looked like.

Contrast the larger size and more ornate finishes with the more modest native quarters.

Graphics

Image to be determined, contractor to obtain. The imagery could be carpentry tools and perhaps musket balls or other items showing that it could have been a carpentry shop and/or prefecture.

Maps

Notes

We know from documents that the area east of the granary was originally the carpentry shop.

There is disagreement between Habig and Ivey about exactly where the prefecture (casa reales) would have been located.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Orientation:

Lat: 29.362600 Lon: -98.480195

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 6 x 12 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

Plant ID

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Spanish Quarters

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show what the interior of the granary would have looked like. To talk about what would have been stored inside.

Graphics

Existing art. Photoshop clothes to look more white.

Maps

Notes

Will be repeated outside Espada Granary #94.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Inside of granary

Orientation:

Lat: 29.362628 Lon: -98.480470

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Sled

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Granary Interior

Title 2

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JHanrahan Sticky Note Would it be possible to add some kind of foam to the top back edge of this, to help prevent wall damage if visitors move the sign toward the wall?

JHanrahan Sticky Note If the foam padding is not doable or not practical, then we would like to remove this sign from the plan.

shaines

This needs further discussion, would a weighted sled help? We added rubber to the sled base for SAHI, Theodore R home in new york. Could something like that be done here?

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show how the foods would be distributed.

Graphics

New art to show Spanish soldier and priest distributing foods with a line of Native American men, women, and children. Show some walking off with food items. Mostly stored in pottery with curved bottoms, or loosely woven cotton bags or woven baskets.

Maps

Notes

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose outside of granary

Orientation:

Lat: 29.362637 Lon: -98.480422

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Granary outside

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show what the Convento would have looked like.

Graphics

Existing art. Park to provide image.

Use existing 1885 photo

Maps

Notes

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Orientation:

Lat: 29.361972 Lon: -98.479728

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Convento

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T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain how Ethel Harris lived in this house. She was a technical supervisor of the Federal Works Projects that created artistic tiles that are still seen throughout San Antonio today.

Graphics

Historic photo of Ethel Harris ringing church bell.

Park can provide the photo.

Tactile of a replica of one of her tiles. Park to provide reference image for tactile.

Maps

Notes

Introduction of tile making was a continuation of the mission legacy of teaching trades and skills.

Need to determine tile design and appropriate size and material for tactile... probably 6” x 8”include “AGAVE TILE” on bottom.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Orientation:

Lat: 29.363403 Lon: -98.480613

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount In-Ground

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Final location to be determined once trails are finalized.

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Ethel Harris

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036 A

Identical to Ex 020B with unique You Are Here location.

San Jose Orientation 36 x 48

036 B

To provide orientation to the Y, library and river.

Orientation to Community 36 x 48

ThumbnailSizeEx. No./Subject/Purpose

P A N E L

Location Base Drawing

29.363005

Lon:

Lat:

Orientation

San Jose

Bike rack

-98.479858

Fiberglass03

A

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

Audio Description Translation

Material Fiberglass

Photos of people using trails and birding. Park to provide these images.

New 2D map

B

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

• 2D Flat Map• Existing Photograph Park to remove Dismount sign. Tree line blocks view of Y and Library.

River should be included. People get confused that they need to cross Padre Road. I think we should have something indicating that the trail follows an old desague of the the San Jose acequia and perhaps even a map showing how they can see it to the west of the trail.

Audio Description Translation

Double 36x48 Upright Painted Aluminum

Material

Mount Baseplate

NPS Dark Brown

Color

Park to remove two of the bike racks.

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 2Title 3

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Description

Panel Details

Graphic Categ. MapsPossible Graphics

P A N E L D E T A I L S

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037 A

To provide orientation to San Jose Mission and the river from the community area. Same as Ex 036B, may need to be rotated.

San Jose Mission Orientation 36 x 48

37 B Historic residential neighborhood 36 x 48

ThumbnailSizeEx. No./Subject/Purpose

P A N E L

Location Base Drawing

Lon:

Lat:

Orientation

Trail from Library

JHanrahan

We're removing signs 037A and 037B. The timing won't line up with having this trail ready on the other side, and we don't know what it will look like on the north side of this trail yet. 037A/B is not needed.

New 2D map Photos of what you might do at Jose Mission and birding at the river. Park to provide these images.

A

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

• 2D Flat Map• Existing Photograph This is a change from a single side to a double-sided panel.

It replaces the original #38 to #37A and 37B.

South-facing, perpendicular to path.

Audio Description Translation

Material Fiberglass

B

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

• 2D Flat Map• Existing Photograph

Double 36x48 upright Painted Aluminum

Material

Mount Baseplate

NPS Dark Brown

Color

Trail not constructed yet-- it could be a long time coming This double-sided base will be located on a concrete bump-out perpendicular to the trail. Appropriate circulation for wheelchair use is needed.

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 2Title 3

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Description

Panel Details

Graphic Categ. MapsPossible Graphics

P A N E L D E T A I L S

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To explain the purpose of the mill—to grind wheat for food for the mission population.

To tie in the religious story of the missions: wheat was also important as the necessary ingredient for communion wafers.

wheat was not a staple of food for the missions. Most had to be imported, did not grow well here.

The mill is a "luxury" addition to the San Jose compound and may even reflect the changing demographics of San Jose as it was partially secularized in 1794 when the mill opened.

Graphics

New art to show a Spanish miller and his son (age 13).

Maps

Notes

Add tactile element-- possibly showing different stone grooves.

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Relocate to exterior near cistern as shown in gristmill schematic plan.

Orientation:

Lat: ? Lon: ?

Additions

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Sled

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Mill

Title 2

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JHanrahan Sticky Note Park management does not want this sign indoors, partially blocking the visitor's view and occupying space in the standing area. Instead, this will be just outside the grist mill door, so that a visitor is facing away from the building when they read it. I have placed a comment on the location. It will be an in-ground standard wayside.

JHanrahan

This will be the location of the in-ground wayside.

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To show how the mill was powered by the water.

Graphics

Existing art, photo shop clothing to be more white

Maps

Notes

Title 1 Title 2 Title 3

San Jose

Adjacent to path, with view of acequia.

Orientation:

Lat: 29.362688 Lon: -98.479837

Additions

Audio Description Translation

Size: 42 x 24 Material: Fiberglass

Material Painted Aluminum

Mount Baseplate

Color NPS Dark Brown

Description

42x24 low profile

Site Preparation

Title 1 Title 3

Subject: Grist Mill and Acequia

Title 2

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JHanrahan

We will add a concrete bump-out to bolt this wayside into. This will make it easier for mowing.

T H U M B N A I L

Location

Purpose

To ID…